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Laser Ablation

Mechanisms and Applications

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1991

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Editors:
  1. John C. Miller
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  2. Richard F. Haglund
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Physics (LNP, volume 389)

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Table of contents (47 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Diagnostic studies of YBa2Cu3O7−δ laser ablation

    • N. S. Nogar, R. C. Dye, R. C. Estler, S. R. Foltyn, R. E. Muenchausen, X. D. Wu
    Pages 1-11

  3. Pulsed laser deposition of high temperature superconducting thin films and hetero-structure

    • T. Venkatesan, Q. Li, X. X. Xi
    Pages 12-15

  4. In-Situ monitoring of laser ablation of superconductors

    • C. H. Chen, R. C. Phillips, P. W. Morrison Jr., D. G. Hamblen, P. R. Solomon
    Pages 16-27

  5. Spectroscopic and ion probe characterization of laser produced plasmas used for thin film growth

    • David B. Geohegan
    Pages 28-37

  6. Synthesis of SiO2 thin films by reactive excimer laser ablation

    • Eric Fogarassy, C. Fuchs, A. Slaoui, J. P. Stoquert
    Pages 38-52

  7. Characteristics of laser—material interactions monitored by inductively coupled plasma—atomic emission spectroscopy

    • Wing Tat Chan, Richard E. Russo
    Pages 53-59

  8. Trace surface analysis using ion and photon desorption with resonance ionization detection

    • M. J. Pellin, C. E. Young, W. F. Calaway, K. R. Lykke, P. Wurz, D. M. Gruen et al.
    Pages 61-67

  9. Pulse rate dependence of laser desorption and ionization of molecules on thin metal films: Mathematics of laser heating and pulse rate dependence

    • J. R. Millard, J. P. Reilly
    Pages 68-76

  10. Photodesorption of metal atoms by collective electron excitation

    • W. Hoheisel, M. Vollmer, F. Träger
    Pages 77-81

  11. Desorption of Al, Au, and Ag using surface plasmon excitation

    • E. T. Arakawa, I. Lee, T. A. Callcottt
    Pages 82-86

  12. Threshold fluence UV laser excitation of W(100) and O2,H2,F/W(100): Photoejected ion KE distributions

    • HyunSook Kim, Henry Helvajian
    Pages 87-95

  13. Excimer laser ablation of CdTe

    • P. D. Brewer, J. J. Zinck, G. L. Olson
    Pages 96-105

  14. IR-laser ablation in medicine: Mechanisms and applications

    • Thomas F. Deutsch
    Pages 107-111

  15. Pulsed laser ablation of biological tissue: Review of the mechanisms

    • Alexander A. Oraevsky, Rinat O. Esenaliev, Vladilen S. Letokhov
    Pages 112-122

  16. Etching polymer films with continuous wave ultraviolet lasers — The photokinetic effect

    • R. Srinivasan
    Pages 123-132

  17. Mechanistic insight in the laser-pulse sputtering of polymers by combined photographiy and gas-dynamic analysis

    • Roger Kelly, Bodil Braren, K. G. Casey
    Pages 133-135

  18. Laser desorption and multiphoton ionization of some smaller biomolecules: Recent results and prospects

    • Claus Köster, Josef Lindner, Gary R. Kinsel, Jürgen Grotemeyer
    Pages 137-148

  19. Matrix-assisted laser desorption and ionization of biomolecules

    • Brian T. Chait, Ronald C. Beavis
    Pages 149-153

  20. Laser ablation of intact massive biomolecules

    • Peter Williams, David Schieltz, Cong-Wen Luo, Robert M. Thomas, Randall W. Nelson
    Pages 154-159
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Lasers can readily remove very thin layers from small areas of a material and can thus be used both to control the structure of the surface and to determine its composition. Laser ablation thus has a wide variety of applications - from re-shaping the cornea of the eye to correct vision and micro-machining electronic devices, to detection of minute contaminants on catalysts. This book is the proceedings of one ofthe first workshops held on this topic.

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